THE BATTLE OF BADR IN THE EARLY ISLAMIC PERIOD WHICH WAS MENTIONED IN THE KORAN.
Keywords:
The Koran, prophet, Badr, mushrik, Dar al-Nadwa, Aws, Hazraj, tafsir.Abstract
This article presents information based on the events mentioned in the Koran, that is, the Battle of Badr, which was mentioned in early Islam, the actions of our Prophet in this battle, and the impact of this battle on the spread of Islam.
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